Amazon plans huge AWS investment to meet AI cloud demand

The AI Infrastructure Boom: Amazon’s $200 Billion Bet and the Future of Cloud Computing Amazon is planning to invest $200 billion in AI infrastructure, a move signaling a fundamental shift in the cloud market. This isn’t simply about expanding existing cloud hosting capabilities; it’s about building the foundation for a new era of AI-driven automation … Read more

Two senior cybersecurity figures join Cyber 2.0

Cyber 2.0 Bolsters Its Advisory Board with Two Cybersecurity Titans On Thursday, Cyber 2.0 announced the addition of Bob Flores, the former chief technology officer of the CIA, and Esti Peshin, a veteran of Israel Aerospace Industries’ cyber division, to its advisory board. The move is meant to sharpen the company’s focus on protecting operational technology (OT) and Internet‑of‑Things … Read more

Washington pushes back against EU’s bid for tech autonomy – POLITICO

The Shifting Sands of Tech Sovereignty: Europe and the US Navigate a New Digital Landscape The relationship between the United States and Europe is undergoing a subtle but significant shift, particularly concerning technology. While a transatlantic alliance remains, growing concerns about reliance on both US and Chinese tech are fueling a push for “tech sovereignty” … Read more

The Surge in Micron Technology Stock Looks Poised to Continue – February 13, 2026

Micron: The AI Memory Champion Poised for Continued Growth Micron Technology (MU) has rapidly turn into the most searched stock on Zacks.com, outside of Nvidia (NVDA), a testament to its surging prominence in the artificial intelligence (AI) hardware boom. Driven by a historic memory chip shortage and escalating demand for its products, Micron’s stock has … Read more

Warren Buffett’s Japan bet nets Berkshire Hathaway $24 billion

Buffett’s Last Sizeable Bet: Why Japan is Winning for Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett may have stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, but his investment legacy continues to unfold. A particularly astute move, made in 2020, is now yielding substantial returns: a significant investment in five major Japanese trading companies. What initially appeared as a … Read more

Indonesia to Set Up IEU-CEPA Business Council with Business Groups

Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade is preparing for the implementation of the Indonesia–European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEU-CEPA) by establishing an IEU-CEPA Business Council. The council will be formed in collaboration with national business groups. Preparing for Implementation Trade Minister Budi Santoso stated that negotiations with the European Union are currently in the legal scrubbing … Read more

Apple’s Strategic AI Partnership and Record Quarter Drive Investor Focus ()

Apple’s AI Gamble: Beyond Record Earnings, What’s Next for the Tech Giant? Apple’s recent fiscal Q1 2026 results painted a picture of continued strength, exceeding Wall Street expectations with $143.8 billion in revenue and a 19% jump in earnings per share. But buried within the impressive numbers lies a pivotal shift: a strategic partnership with … Read more

Marcos: PH to prioritize trade, investment, supply chains as it assumes 2026 Asean-BAC chairship

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines has assumed the Chairship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations–Business Advisory Council (Asean-BAC) for 2026, with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. outlining key priorities for the term. The President announced Thursday that the country will focus on enhancing trade and investment, strengthening regional supply chains, and fostering business opportunities throughout … Read more

Tax incentives have worked to boost R&D spend – Motu study

New Zealand’s R&D Boost: Early Signs Positive, But Productivity Gains Still on the Horizon New Zealand’s Research and Development Tax Incentive (RDTI) scheme is showing promising early results, injecting $1.83 billion into the nation’s R&D landscape. A recent report reveals a significant economic impact – a 4.2x return on government investment, translating to a $6.77 … Read more

EU Consultations on Labour Mobility and Skills in Border Regions

Europe’s Borders Are Becoming More Open: What This Means for Workers and Businesses For decades, moving work and workers across European borders has been…complicated. A patchwork of regulations, differing skill recognitions, and administrative hurdles have slowed growth and limited opportunities. But a significant shift is underway. The European Commission is actively seeking input on two … Read more